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Solve dysfunctional patterns within toxic family
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(13 ratings)
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Solve dysfunctional patterns within toxic family

Genogram work-An interdisciplinary approach to identifying the origins of dysfunctional family patterns
Created byMarko Orlović
Last updated 7/2024
English
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What you'll learn

  • Learn how to spot general repeating patterns in your family tree
  • Learn how to spot positional numbers with branch work (positions, age differences)
  • Learn how to draw relationship genogram and notice obvious patterns in your family
  • What are horizontal and vertical movements within the family and society and how you can utilize it
  • Explore concepts from Schema therapy and become aware of how it affected you psychologically
  • Cohorts and generations-How cycles influence ones family tree

Course content

1 section • 13 lectures • 1h 46m total length

  • 1 Genogram-General patterns13:40

    Learn to draw a genogram and perceive the general dysfunctional patterns across generations, including parents, grandparents, and generational numbers.

  • Genogram 2-General patterns commonalities10:31

    Study a genogram to uncover general patterns and common male and female archetypes across generations. Trace war trauma, perseverance, and recurring relationship dynamics to understand family patterns and dysfunction.

  • 3 Branch work-Positional numbers8:04

    Explore 3 branch work and positional and generational numbers in a family tree, analyze why a pattern diverges, and pose genealogical questions about ancestry and births.

  • 4 Branch work-Age differences and number of children9:06

    Explore positional numbers and age differences in a family tree to uncover patterns across four branches, using archival data and elder insights to map generational patterns.

  • 5 Relationship and marriage dynamics12:21

    Explore how genograms reveal transgenerational relationship patterns, dominance dynamics, and stability or infidelity, guiding you to consciously change dysfunctional marriage scripts through schema therapy.

  • 6-Additional variables to explore3:06

    Explore how siblings’ positional dynamics and parenting styles shape family patterns through genograms, and identify cycles. Learn to recognize these patterns and take steps to educate generations toward healthier relationships.

  • 7-Horisontal and vertical movement within the family and society5:01

    Explore how dysfunctional patterns in couples and family climate shape a child's development, including horizontal and vertical conflicts, and how schema therapy helps address unstable family dynamics across generations.

  • 8-Family and society background and its influence on your starting position8:01

    Examine how family cycles, financial independence, and social mobility shape your starting position in life, and learn to identify and change dysfunctional patterns for lasting personal and generational growth.

  • 8 a Schema therapy-Identify parenting style, schemas and coping modes originated6:35

    Explore schema therapy's approach to identifying parenting styles, maladaptive schemas, and coping modes rooted in family dynamics. Detect origins, map coping patterns like overcompensation, surrender, and avoidance, and develop alternatives.

  • 9 Cycles within generations and general cycles of society13:51

    Explore how cycles in generations shape dysfunctional patterns in families, from boomer to destroyer archetypes, and learn to break patterns by choosing creator roles in society.

  • 9 a Cycles and cohorts5:10

    Explore cycles and cohorts: patterns repeat across history and families, with a Fibonacci-like spiral dividing generations into creators, maintainers, and destroyers.

  • 11-Practical example 23:19

    Learn to solve dysfunctional patterns within a toxic family by raising open, strong, and warm individuals who question norms and pursue independence by surrounding yourself with successful entrepreneurs.

  • Practical example7:33

    Apply practical tools to identify family patterns, challenge maintainer roles, and break cycles by choosing open, warm, and strong parenting while fostering independence.

Requirements

  • No requirements.

Description

Solve dysfunctional patterns within toxic family

Genogram work-An interdisciplinary approach to identifying the origins of dysfunctional family patterns

You will be able to:


  • Learn how to spot general repeating patterns in your family tree and its commonalities

  • Learn how to spot positional numbers with branch work (positions, age differences)

  • Learn how to draw relationship genogram and notice obvious patterns in your family

  • What are horizontal and vertical movements within the family and society and how you can utilize it

  • Explore concepts from Schema therapy and become aware of how it affected you psychologically (raising style of your parents, their schemas and coping modes)

  • Cohorts and generations-How cycles influence ones family tree


It is all demonstrated on spot. It is demonstrated how you can draw genograms, family tree, find numerological and psychological correlations and locate origins of patterns.

It is made for all people originated from toxic families, people who are on therapy currently, all people wanting to create healthier family than primary one, everyone who wants to understand cycles, repetitions and interactions of family unit and society.


Methods going to be covered:


  • Genogram method and numerology

  • Schema therapy (to give you some ideas about psychological part of the story)

  • Cycle theory

This will be free course. I will create longer one so keep following my work, check out my other courses.

Who this course is for:

  • For people originated from toxic families, people who are on therapy currently, all people wanting to create healthier family, everyone who wants to understand cycles, repetitions and interactions of family unit and society.

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